Difference between revisions of "Cecily Morrison"
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| − | Cecily is currently a post-doctoral researcher in the Engineering Design Centre. Her work considers how technology can support clinicians in their care practices. | + | Cecily is currently a post-doctoral researcher in the Engineering Design Centre. Her work considers how technology can support clinicians in their care practices. |
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| − | + | * [[Information systems in critical care]] (ISCC) | |
| − | + | * [[Emotion regulation therapies for people with cognitive impairment]] | |
| + | * [[User-customisable systems to support disaster medicine in China]] | ||
| + | * [[Bodies in Space]]: Investigating technology as co-present group interaction | ||
| + | * [[Customisation of electronic patient records]] | ||
| + | * [[User experience of device interoperability]] | ||
| + | * [[Critical Care for the World]] | ||
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Latest revision as of 09:46, 15 August 2011
Cecily is currently a post-doctoral researcher in the Engineering Design Centre. Her work considers how technology can support clinicians in their care practices.
Crucible projects include:
- Information systems in critical care (ISCC)
- Emotion regulation therapies for people with cognitive impairment
- User-customisable systems to support disaster medicine in China
- Bodies in Space: Investigating technology as co-present group interaction
- Customisation of electronic patient records
- User experience of device interoperability
- Critical Care for the World
